The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-15

HBgerstOwn, Nd, 10 attend school.
Mrs, King, Of Cincinnati, is visiting
so, j. R. King, the popular lumber man.
Misses Lena link ard Louisa Stilke
are visiting Mrs. Elmer Beard, at Can
ton.
Mr.. J. @. Darst, of Toledo, o stockhold.
er in the MsssillOn Bridge Co., is In the
city.
Mrs. Hiram Redman is Visitin her
sister Mrs. d. L. SsVidge, on East Main
street.
Miss Kate Rohr.snd Mr.. Arnold Stei-
nGT have returned home from a visit tC
Toledo.
Miss Halle Brown, Of Toledo, was the
guest Of her brother, MIR. II. @. Brown
Sunday.
Mrs Emma Rlehel's trial for assault
aud battery has been set for Tuesday
s ptember 20.
Miss klls Crawford left Saturday for
weeks visit with friends at New
Brighton, Pa.
Mr. Harmon LeCffler sold his Bolton
setter dog to &. G. Hamilton, Of Mt
VeAAun, LUA PlUU'
MIR. W. D. Clouee, of Cleveland. spent
Sunday with his friend, Mr.. Frank Hess
Chestnut Heights.
T. G. Snyder was In Massillon Monday
fixing his fences for the Senatorial
Convention, Wednesday.
Rev. Howard MCQueary, Of Canton
and Rev. E, L. Kemp, of this city, ex
changed pulpits yesterday.
Mrs. Hadley was bOuDd over to Pro
bate Court yesterday ny the Mayor, fol
assaultiDg Mrs. John Sheehan.
Miss Clara Long, Of Louisville, Is Wis
ing at the residence of Rev. Buehl, OIL
corner of Cherry and Mill streets,
John R. Gregory has received hi
commission Rs postmaster at Chapman
o., and the office will again be opened
Mr. McFarren is taking down thC
fence in front of his dwelling on Wes
Main street, and is beautifying the lot
! The Salvation Army D8rsded thu
streets Saturday evening with bTasl
band, which drew large crowd to tht
hall.
Mrs. Frank Kneedle, Of Springfield !
and Mrs. DR.. Grlnemyer, of smithVille
are visiting at the residence Of DR.. A. A
Hallock.
Miss Hunt, Miss Corns, Mr.. and Mrs
G. L. McLlain and Messrs. T. Il. Russell
and A. G. COrns are in Cleveland visit
ing friends.
Messrs. Fred. Albrecht, John Martin
George Curly, and Mrs. William Martin
aud Mrs. L. Martin left Saturday fOI
Gettysburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Minieh, who
had been visiting frieDOs in Cleveland
o., and Grand Rapids, Mich, for seVera
weeks, returned home Saturday.
Mary ROIchey, (Mrs. Brown, mistress
OF Red Front plead guilty In the May
Or's court, Saturday morning. to ssaanlt
aud battery, and was fined $500 and
costs, amounting to $ll 60.
Several couple of young people from
the country Dr0menaded the streets
Tuesday, and by their strange aotion5
attracted the attention of every one
that came within their view.
Quite a number of prominent Repub.
licans Of this city will attend the Ssua.
CuTial convention at Alliance today
and it has heen Whispered around that
Clement Russell Is candidate for the
nomination.
The Union Labor party will hold q
meeting in the open air south of the
0Oers House Thureday evening. Messrs
G. W. ThornbnTgh, of Alliance; Charles
BonsalI and Nor hrup, of Salem, will
address the meeting.
Remember the appearance Of the Pud.
dies Pond In this city Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. This is a fine COM
pRny. the leading character, Mr.. Del
hauer, is we'll known to the theatre go.
Ing people. Don't forget the dates, and
attend the play and have two and half
hours OF enjoymont.
Sunday morning the friends and rel
atives Of the late Elmer Brady assem-
bled at the residence on RichVille Ave-
nue. where the funeral services were
held, and followed the remains to their
last resting placa His class mates,
who graduated with him in 1882, Offici.
ated as pail bearers. The K. of L, lodge,
of this city, of which he was member,
httouu6u al u DUuy' mE' DEhuY ubu
host of friends who deeply mourn his
loss and who extend their support
and sympathy to the widowed mother
who has lost her only child and support,
taken from among US In the prime of
life.
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT.
Alta special meeting of the K. Of L.,
Friday evening the following resolution
was passed:
WHEREAS, By the mysterious dispen.
satiOn of the Almighty Creator, the
good Father OF all has removed from
our midst our friend and fellow work.
man and brother, Elmer Brady; be 1t
RESOLVED, That not only do we
mourn his loss and regret his absence,
but we deeply sympathize and condOle
with the mother who has been 80 sadly
bsTeft. His memory will ever be one Of
our dearest treasures. To hls friends
be was friend indeed; to bis mother q
bright jewel Of filial affection.
Mournfully, solemnly, tenderly, slow,
Tears are bcdewing our path as we go,
Kindred and strangers are mourneTs today,
Gently, so gently; oh, bear him away.
JABEz WEAVER,
THOMAS KEENHAN,
JOHN HoBEN,
knights Of Labor Committee.